The efficiency of all cleaning operation in the food, dairy and beverage industries can be easily validated and the results recorded by means of our range of instruments for ATP detection.
The instrumentation works on the ATP (Adenosine TriPhosphate) methodology, where ATP is a substance present into all living matter like animal, plant or microbes. The quantity of ATP present in the rinse water collected from the inside of a tank can be easily sampled making it react with chemical reagents and luciferine so that a chemically originated light is produced. The light is measured with a luminometer, and the value given by the instruments can be taken as a reliable indicator of the purity of the water, or the contamination inside the tank. The test process is extremely simple, all it takes is dipping a sample cartridge into a glass containg the water to be tested, and the results is available in about 30 seconds.

Instruments
A range of hand-held of table instruments are available, together with the sampling cartridges and all the accessories like printers, software for storing multiple test results and the like.

Hand-held luminometer
Uni-lite NG reads and stores results for later examination
Weight 400 grs
Reading 30 s
Accessories Docking station
Carrying case
Printer

Bio-trak software
It is designed to receive, store and examine the results collected by the hand-held Uni-lite, produce sorting, charts and graphs in order to allow perfect monitoring of the hygiene control data.

Additional features
Upload of control plans into Uni-lite portable instrument
Conversion of data into Excel or Word formats
Sorting of historical data
Transferring of data via e-mail

Product range
Our    hygiene    testing    product    range
includes   many  other  products  like table
instrumentation, different reagents for liquids containing particulates and fibers, products allowing to detect contamination from a surface or positive controls for instrumentation efficiency.
Please contact the nearest PNR office for additional information.

Written evidence
Each single cleaning operation can be certified with a written diagram recording the load of contaminating material found into the sample liquid after the different steps of cleaning operation, and the corresponding time for future evidence.